1933

• Proclamation 2038 − Calling Congress into Extraordinary Session, 1933
• Proclamation 2039 − Declaring Bank Holiday, 1933
• Proclamation 2040 − Bank Holiday, 1933
• Proclamation 2047 − Mediation of the Railroad Labor Dispute, 1933
• Proclamation 2062 − A Thanksgiving Day Proclamation, 1933
• Proclamation 2065 − Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
• Proclamation 2067 − Ratifying the London Agreement on Silver, 1933
• Proclamation 2068 − Christmas Amnesty Proclamation for Certain War-Time Offenders Who Have Completed Their Prison Sentences, 1933
• Proclamation 2070 − Restoring of Non-Member Banks to the Jurisdiction of Their Own State Banking Authorities, 1933

1934

• Proclamation 2072 − Fixing the Weight of the Gold Dollar, 1934 (Jan 3)
• Proclamation 2083 − Mother's Day Proclamation, 1934 (May 3)
• Proclamation 2087 − Forbidding the Shipment of Arms to the Combatants in the Chaco, 1934 (May 28)
• Proclamation 2089 − Banning the Exportation of Arms and Munitions to Cuba (June 29)
• Proclamation 2092 − Coinage of Silver, 1934 (Aug 9)
• Proclamation 2093 − Allowing Importation of Duty-Free Livestock Feed to Drought Areas, 1934 (Aug 10)
• Proclamation 2107 − Thanksgiving Day Proclamation, 1934 (Nov 15)

1935

• Proclamation 2138 − Defining Arms, Ammunition and Implements of War under the Neutrality Legislation
• Proclamation 2141 −
• Proclamation 2142 −
• Proclamation 2146 − Thanksgiving Day Proclamation, 1935
• Proclamation 2147 −
• Proclamation 2148 −

1936

• Proclamation 2178 — Enlarging Alabama National National Forest and changing name to Black Warrior National Forest, Ala. (June 19)

• Proclamation 2189 — Conecuh National Forest, Ala., lands set apart (July 17)
• Proclamation 2190 — Talladega National Forest, Ala., lands set apart (July 17)

• Proclamation 2193 — Joshua Tree National Monument, Calif., lands set apart (Aug. 10)

1937

• Proclamation 2246 — Capitol Reef National Monument, Utah, lands set apart (Aug 2)

1940

• Proclamation 2416 − Changing the Names of Certain Federal Wildlife Refuges

1944

• Proclamation 2605 − The Flag of the United States

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